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Clash
d. 3. Nov. 2022
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Rachel Min Leong
d. 3. Nov. 2022
"Disarming, raw sincerity marks the discography of cavetown, but `worm food' certainly takes this to new depths. From understated bedroom pop to innovative troubadour, Skinner's new record is truly a gift".
NME
d. 3. Nov. 2022
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Ali Shutler
d. 3. Nov. 2022
"Robbie Skinner is still uneasy with the idea of being a role model but he uses his music to vocalise his struggles and carves a safe space of acceptance within the polished, pretty songs. This latest album is his most fully-realised yet. There may be no answers to be found on `Worm Food' but who needs them, when there's so much raw honesty, understanding and self-empowerment".
The line of best fit
d. 1. Nov. 2022
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Bethan Eyre
d. 1. Nov. 2022
"In all of Cavetown's extensive discography - at only 23 years old - Worm Food takes the form of Skinner's most well rounded and experimental project to date. Coming from an artist who is constantly giving back to his community and providing his audience with a safe space both in his music and support projects, Skinner is building a promising name for himself".